Crystal Thomas Summary

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A 37 year old African American male report hearing voices that him "ugly" and preoccupied with religion talking about the struggle havie is having with god and satan. The consumer appears to be delusional at time during his assessment. The consumer has impaired judgment and limited insight into the need for treatment. The consumer admit the he ran out of his medication because he hae wad been taking his Klonopin two at a time when he was only to take one a day. The consumer talking about masberation. The consumer is unable to stay focus on questions being answer. The consumer also states where is staying in a house with no water, light and heat and he does not want

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